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Havenwoods State Forest

Havenwoods State Forest

Description

Havenwoods State Forest is Wisconsin’s only urban state forest, featuring 237 acres of grasslands, woods and wetlands in the city of Milwaukee. Hike, run, bike and watch wildlife on over six miles of trails. Explore one of the four ponds, stroll over the 120-foot bridge or find a bench to sit and relax outdoors.

Location

 Directions

  43.129796, -87.967411

County: Milwaukee

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    Havenwoods Hike — Odonate Neighbors

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    Come join us on a hike through Havenwoods where you can learn all about Dragon and Damselflies! Open to all ages. Hikes are typically around 1 mile long and take roughly an hour to complete.

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    Nature Make & Take — Bird Houses

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    Discover how to make a luxurious bird house! Call ahead (414-527-0232) to reserve a spot; materials will be provided, but space is limited.

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    Animal Feeding

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    Come visit the animals at Havenwoods as they eat their lunch.

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    Wildflower Walk

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    May is one of the best months for viewing wildflowers.

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    Nature Make & Take - Bug Hotels

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    Discover how to make a luxurious bug hotel.

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    Nature Tales - Baby Animals

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    Spring is one of the best times to see baby animals at Havenwoods.

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    Drop-In — Extraordinary Eggs

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    Eggs are everywhere! Learn about eggs and the animals they come from through self-guided activities. Activities are geared toward elementary-aged students but all are welcome!

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    Animal Feeding

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    Ever wondered what a snake feels like? Ever wanted to see a turtle eat? Here’s your chance! Come visit the animals as they eat their lunch.

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    Havenwoods Hike – Wisconsin Waters

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    Water is all around us and all around the world!

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    Art & Nature Connections – Seed Bombs

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    Celebrate Earth Day a little early and join us in making DIY seed bombs.

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